Check your foundation and make repairs- parging isn't that hard to do, and follow it up with a good water proofing paint for the walls and floors.I'd look into the moisture monitors that link up to wifi and have an alert sent to your phone.

I like the moisture cover for the key hole, for our weather.Don't remember exactly the prices.Chain is about $20 per foot.Lock is about $25​Three pictures above is our Cantilever gate.

I close in a Friday on a house with a leaking three layer, moisture forming on the woodwork and mold starting.

If the insulation is wet, it should be replaced so the substrate does not deteriorate from the moisture, compounding the problem.Once you've determined what is causing the ponding and address it; your next step would be to pressure wash the roof area to remove any coating no longer adhered to the roof system.

However, new metal roofing would be more cost effective, but up here we tend to get moisture/humidity build up under the metal sheets & purlins if we do not have an adequate slope.

The brick buildings definitely are appealing but keep in mind that brick is 100+ yrs old and takes a beating from the moisture off the lack and the acid rain.

Lack of gutters = moisture penetration = mold.

Evaluate the layout carefully and consider whether it aligns with your target market's preferences and needs.Foundation Concerns:Stone foundations are common in older properties, and they require regular maintenance to prevent moisture issues in the basement.

I asked the inspector based off what he came across, does he think the property is good or does he think it would be a money pit, he advised his only concern was the moisture on the exterior brick of the building and that I should get a masonry contractor to take a look at it, which I did, and he assured me that it’s just minor work to be done so I am currently moving forward with the purchase!

The caulk fails when water gets behind it and allows mold growth so you will need to make sure your caulking is continuous and that there is no moisture behind the caulk from not allowing the surface to dry first.